1997 Toyota Supra Twin Turbo Hatchback on 2040-cars
Sidell, Illinois, United States
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1997 Toyota Supra Twin Turbo SUPER WHITE/BLACK
THIS IS A 97' TWIN TURBO ANNIVERSARY EDITION IN SUPER WHITE ON BLACK LEATHER INTERIOR!
THIS IS THE RIGHT COLOR COMBO! SUPER WHITE ON BLACK LEATHER INTERIOR!!!
Factory Options:
97' Toyota Supra Twin Turbo 15th Anniversary Edition
-Super White/Black Interior
-Automatic Transmission w/ Overdrive
-Original Factory Polished Wheels
-Rear Spoiler
EXTRAS:
All Stock & Tasteful Upgrades were all professionally done
- Turbo Timer
- Auto Meter Boost Gauge (Factory Clock included w/ Sale)
- TRD Front Strut Tower Bar
Maintenance Performed.
- Newer Tires driven only 5,000 miles
- New Polished Center Caps
- New Spark Plugs & New Brake Pads
- Oil Service Performed
- Professionally Detailed Inside & Out
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Take a look below at the video from Bloomberg.
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